The user asks: "Translate the following title from English to Spanish. Return ONLY the translated title, nothing else." The title is presumably the whole paragraph? Actually they say "title". The text includes a description. The title likely is the first line: "In the 90s, video game designer Kenji Eno learned he had blind fans, who played his games with great effort. So he designed a blank-screen game just for them: \"Real Sound: Kaze no Regret.\" He made Sega send 1000 consoles (w/ the game) to blind people. It is still a popular game for the blind." We need to translate that entire title into Spanish. So produce a Spanish translation of that whole paragraph

January 12, 2021

$The user asks: "Translate the following title from English to Spanish. Return ONLY the translated title, nothing else." The title is presumably the whole paragraph? Actually they say "title". The text includes a description. The title likely is the first line: "In the 90s, video game designer Kenji Eno learned he had blind fans, who played his games with great effort. So he designed a blank-screen game just for them: \"Real Sound: Kaze no Regret.\" He made Sega send 1000 consoles (w/ the game) to blind people. It is still a popular game for the blind." We need to translate that entire title into Spanish. So produce a Spanish translation of that whole paragraph$

Real Sound: Kaze no Regret

“Real Sound” redirige aquí. Para una tecnología para el PC, véase RealSound.

Real Sound: Kaze no Regret (リアルサウンド～風のリグレット～, Riaru Saundo ~ Kaze no Riguretto) es un juego de aventura de audio desarrollado por Warp y publicado por Sega. El juego se lanzó por primera vez para la Saturn en julio de 1997, y luego para la Dreamcast en marzo de 1999. Real Sound fue creado con la intención de proporcionar acceso equitativo a jugadores videntes y ciegos.

Desarrollo

El presidente de Warp, Kenji Eno, creó el juego después de recibir numerosas cartas de agradecimiento de fans ciegos de sus juegos en Japón. Eno visitó a varios de sus fans con discapacidad visual para aprender cómo era posible que personas ciegas pudieran jugar al género de juegos de acción visualmente rico.

En una entrevista de 2008 con 1Up, Eno declaró:

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